NoahP.
New member
Orange Dual Terror. The bundle comes with a PPC112 cab, footswitch, speaker cable and an extra pair of midgets. Was a good deal.
J
javierf55
New member
My last purchase was the M-Audio fast track pro sound interface which is great. I have also bought the Shure SRH440 headphones which became best family's friend....
miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
MetroCenter
Pint o' Guinness, please.
I got into home recording around Memorial Day, about two months ago. Since then, I've been on a GAS-fueled studio-building jag which is only now starting to taper off (now that I have all the basics and a little more).
Most recently, I picked up a small synth (microKORG), a bass practice amp (Ampeg BA-110), and a couple of guitar pedals (MXR Classic 108 Fuzz and VOX Wah).
The last item I purchased specifically for recording/mixing was a Lexicon MX300 reverb. I absolutely love it so far, but haven't had a chance to use it too much yet.
The wife and kid will be outta town for two weeks very soon, and I intend to get lots of recording done during that time!
Most recently, I picked up a small synth (microKORG), a bass practice amp (Ampeg BA-110), and a couple of guitar pedals (MXR Classic 108 Fuzz and VOX Wah).
The last item I purchased specifically for recording/mixing was a Lexicon MX300 reverb. I absolutely love it so far, but haven't had a chance to use it too much yet.
The wife and kid will be outta town for two weeks very soon, and I intend to get lots of recording done during that time!
arcadeko
Illuminatius Overlordious
I think I need to pick up an EQ for my PA 
fat_fleet
Swollen Member
yeah maybe 15 years ago pre-inflation
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Absolutepower
New member
Used Behringer V-verb. This has a great RMS compressor, it also has a peak compressor but I haven't tried that yet. Some of the verbs on it are pretty, good, nothing mindblowing that I've discovered yet though.
suprstar
It aint ez being green
T
theD1CKENS
*insert clever title here
I played that guitar....once. hated it. every palm mute would make the strings go waaaaaay sharp, almost to the point of having to play things a half-step down. that has got to be the most sensitive Floyd Rose on the planet. it turned me off to them forever.
on the bright side, I realized why I could never get in tune with Pantera
not knocking your guitar, just sayin I personally couldn't do anything with it
EDIT: on second thought, it may have been the original DimeBolt(the one where the bolts all come from behind the bridge 'bucker)
diggy_dude
Now 169% diggier!
The Floyd bridge on my Scoop always gave me hell too. I switched to a Tele because the bridge didn't move. 
T
theD1CKENS
*insert clever title here
after playing that guitar, I promptly went out and bought a guitar with the 3 piece bridge(or stop-tail, or something, I get 'em all confused)
miroslav
Cosmic Cowboy
arcadeko
Illuminatius Overlordious
I like the fixed bridge myself too. I never really do much tremolo or dives. But I mostly play rhythm so that would probably explain it 
I don't have the mad guitar skills to make use of a whammy bar much.
I don't have the mad guitar skills to make use of a whammy bar much.
kcearl
I see deaf people
last things were a moog slim phatty and a vox VT15....but ive got a big shopping list to go through when i get back stateside..NI Maschine, Akai MPK61, Dave Smith tetra, monitor stands, and a telecaster of some sort...maybe a use audio plugiator or a blofield while Im this side of the pond 
diggy_dude
Now 169% diggier!
I like the fixed bridge myself too. I never really do much tremolo or dives. But I mostly play rhythm so that would probably explain it
I managed to gain enough strength in my bony fingers to bend two strings on the Tele at once. So I didn't really need a whammy bar either.
arcadeko
Illuminatius Overlordious
I spent a couple hours at the grand opening of a new mega music store (well pretty good sized anyway) - I realized I got just about everything I need already
